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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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bia tie seianf az elfiuE as1 siilIi fHt'f
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81 eif ieNns tls >Ifins. 4ou CASINOS heVt ulss
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fAek scf tfAl Park lawn feffIiife1 etiHa n1I
new ola grsss f~.fier thsn anything yea pa
on. i Lamonvsua fasf
p8tlr lrIzsIoNtL NURsg HRs SHOOK. ~
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found a s. Monracef. t4sr
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three - Ter stfe Ioit sn1 iy'rE isfs roes fvc
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fsc.i.te .cI saiTsocai % Al eireagns 81 tbe es-
esi rates TIE property bst fsss tlpf.iy oi
wsfcr tor sIy yurpsse aud uoi Fal8ee g. eits
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Agents tsrso {. semi f1r terms Darling f.Fqs
= Go, i3l We u Consresa l'etro.1 sich. l'sl
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Tia Well They Cannot
There sre very few brass bands IN mill
larry oa-adc thet can play cs many arr a.
R-a3xlzr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Ihs statutes eFiisnt.y esed aa5esli ~
g. thai they xiA spply - psssen phJsl
csarA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

AFNtlaI NH~IH.D
gEoRgE SIfCRA.
sworn aa4 sa1sefihsl 80 Ssfoes lle
tnls an day e May. l--
IHDN4S a. CARROLL
Notary Iaol.e hsnt CoHasy, Mi-4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

The terminal facilities OF the wasp s-e not
large hut tkey are ample fof thsis purposes.
- ~ fHlt9t Ntss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12


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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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sResirsss q disgosition, snd do.ass
1eity, comriaed sith sels-eoDtroi an 50
mech slse tAst soss toward making per
faction % chars toser. ths oysssr lsasAes
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yoaax bat ros hsa1sems sa0usd tske
courage ~ recalling shxt socisl diEtiuc-
lious ibe poos. LONELY and once d-sPissd
oyster has eons 70 enjoy And bY end
hy abaa 80 oyster t. better and q. 20
leave ifs bsl il VIII come agsia to com-
fsrt snll chsss as all
SO 80 say Qn rsfss'toir 80 he oyster
itaarh li does uos 80 o,tsa v,sis the
reservoir ~ does tic tgog sad tie mud
turtle
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Thsrs Uil b. Ok toOm II shiopiag
interests srornd these lskcs &, ths intsr.
State Ccuussioa doesn't suspend TIE
operation q ths fourth ssctiCn - lhe iaT
IN reference % Michigan rsllrcstla
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
1FnskeHon Iln,lfs.

VTANTED-A BOY To DELIVER TIE TELE-
- geea.-Hestld. Apply NJ the M1skegon once.
, Nestel a-uTc Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

IL ERs sishrsd Grand Rapids.
TIE fain t. tte street issnins contractor 5
only TREND - -f.zsie .sai.t ftr,h 8nirriraa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Gen. SrsoS BoIvAs BUcESrp. - *
Ccredsrsss Democratic eerdids's for
Governor o. Esntncky. has yourg wifs
naust EIfzAEsrH and e bcnsclrg baby
yer uDnsms& His enthaassiic srp pporiess
bare sdopiel "a their party slogan,
~Bo1Ivss. BxFTr sn3 ihe baby How
the e's vil sszzl
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

All What's sais Zee Dssroi. Ne,cs says
-Lieutsnant Governor MscDeS4Lo Is AZ
nest as tsd ss General SHEsM.S With
tks x.ris. Hs ieosn't kiss them IN pub
le. s1s be msns zes - 'sks them 20
excursions. give them presents snd chow
tbsm innnmsrab.s lissle gsH snts.ss. He
lstt his ususl placs y taa hc-al sae's sun
az srd d,rsd between sH0 fsir.Isced
espisal 6nas.-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
FOR sale Flooded Catne.

TOR saIF-gERsFy CsTTTF CHrAr. OK
rbr tta heifrrs fsiFee a1f ees tal3 csf a
= G spck II p 1snes f'elr5t Nh. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

a Hsdnt Neerd iront Ntcnlaan.
The Green back party has 81 iNst gone
compie,sly 0gt oi 1gsine- - hastusgftst
ffn-erf-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Senator HunrerL rsea IN the Ssna,e
oa Tuesday = iester FROM Mss uoRA
Wt4soS. ia;8 x TIE Coldwater school. 10
vh'cl zoe saarzss thar Superintendent
FcsTEB r. very crochst so~. os nan.
an tkat tha investigation vas white
wash. T. IS evifsat that more iovessigs-
tioD a needed f3r tha sake sitnsr OF she
sehooi ma'sm CT the superintendent
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Ih. Way 10 S=tti> it
Al egv or twe should Re throsn into The
coffee marke, - make t settle "-tasc9go
f8aFRrt
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Tie i1psr.ialliy vita wa,oh ths new
zane law - erscutsd is SHOWN ~ tie
fscs that Two OF Warisa SzIIa's lspa-
tes have s,ready set assd their osn Az
rest and ccs % them ia Row rerviag ten
dSss 10 al Tie game la is 10 -
s2scseE q dePa.5 TErlsas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
afoneV To Loan.

IToNFYf YFs. 7 HAVE IT FOR Yor. *
~ ie-e1 o. e@isH SUMS. ~ euud feai esfsfe a.
Chsfteis NoT1gAgr pur1 hsssd. Cts Ena farm
pTagerty fof sale % efchenKe Fire insgrsnoe of
io~ rtfes. y A 3ohustea. erEna Rapids 30 ~
Csnal-st Room = isnle1ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

~ 1nfed--Pupns.

U-aNTFD-A FFW MORE PUPILS TO JOTS 4
W G. ass in sh0ft hsa8 asc iyps writing - ~
CCuft-sL hor n 81. i5s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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sssgsss dailf eiFellaEcu ~ tne 80
uaasa tlr t4e Rres e44-lk 4Frl - IS
3 .sr. ana t1sl ter lie sesk s11ing tiay
?. Issl there ~srs gF.ated $3.50 ~tsss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12


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Notary pea..s hsnt County, 1lt.a
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dry 90
The silaSea ssriic. - Tia German
iaFy, sGuity. bat not proven. . To-
ysrssd u tie csse O, Dr. pAInss, -
Jaexson. L. his case Is - Proven, bat
not gui.ly.
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has started sa anti poverty socieiy.
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90 Tuesday letter FROM l'ss DoRA
WAssoS ia;8 q TIE Coli~atsr school, IN
wh.cl zoe saarxas thai Superintendent
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abrond. .5l,., (.
Miss Clara sadler ia visiting friends in
Parkersburg. 8
II. Buchanan and wife, OF Wellaburg,
were down Saturday. .,f5t .sl5
Miss Mary Moosman, OF Parkersburg, ID
visiting friends in this city. Z
George Il. Raymond, Of Morgsntown,
was at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Albert Troll, prominent merchant Of
St. Clairsville, wss in the city Saturday.
Mr.. II. NJ. Russell and family left Sat-
urday for Nova Scotia, to remain several
weeks. " q
Messrs. Bob Haase and Keener Devsiee
have returned home from Western
pleasure jaunt.
Mr.. Ben Il. Faris, Of tho Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, was visiting Wheeling
friends Saturday. 3
Secretary T. A. Cole, OF the Camden
Consolidated OIL Company, is registered at
the Stamm house. ss-a.. iii (, "a
Mrs. r T. Devries has returned home
from Colorado Springs, where she has been
for the past month.
Mrs. Roseman Gardner and his son, OF
Steubenville, are guesta Of Mrn. John
Frew, on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Joseph q. Parkinson, Of Valley Fur.
mace, Preston county, a well-known iron
manufacturer, is ut the Mcclure house.
Miss P. G. Bonham and Miss Lottie
Johnson, Of this city, are Whiting the
family Of the Hon. O.. s. Long at Charles.
ton! ~ s. 49,.
Misses Bella Weber, Jessie and Aha
Umatead, OF St. Olairsville, returned homo
Saturday, accompanied by their friend
Emma Kline. ati
Miss Emma Stamm left yesterday morn.
ing for Oakland to join Mrs. L. v. Blond
and Miss Emma Blond. They will re-.
main in the mountains for several weeks.
A marriage license has been issued by
the authorized Of the District OF Columbia
to Mr.. George B. Atkinson, of Washing.
ton, and Miss Alice B. Caldwell, of this
State. Both the parties are we'll known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
BUTCHERS PICNIC
To be held Next Thursday, August II, at tho
Now Fair Grounds. L.'THE

1900 Now Fair Grounds. ,al.Et
The Butchers Protective Association
will hold its second grand annual picnic
at tho new Fair grounds on Thursday,
August II. A great time 10 promised for
all who attend. The members Of the or.
ganization will parade through the pfinci-
pal streets Of the city on horseback and in
open vehicles at 0 o'clock A. N, A feature
OF the procession will be wagon loaded
with nice white lambs, md another wagon
with steer. Invitations have been ex.
tended to the butchers OF all the nsiehbor.
ing TOWING, and ii Is hoped that each town
will be well represented. llz4 a
The President, Louis Zoeckler, and the
special committees have labored. very
hard to make tho affair an unparalleled
eucceBs, and up to date it looks as if the
perfect arrangements they have completed
will bring about the desired end.
There will be dancing all dsy and dur.
Ing the evening, and athletic games and
other sports will help to make tho affair
enjoyable. The entries for tho su}ky race
arc Ed. AIiller's 81. g., Sleepy Charlie, M.
stsin's s. G., Dexter, and j. O. Medick's
Br. NJ, Nellie. For the butchers' wagon
race, Joseph Crczier's R. NJ, Jennie, Nc.
Mullen Bros. G. NJ, Ida, and 6. a. Me.
dick'H 3. H., Fanny Davenport. For the
pony race, Chr. He'll enters S. NJ, Kate,
Joseph Church B. NJ, Nellie, and William
Nichols B. NJ, Nellie. There will be a
game OF base ball between the Cyclones,
OF Wheeling, and the Globes, Of Belleire,
at $50 o'clock prompt. E535 7II.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
Sudden Death OF Two Men.

A scissors grinder named Gottleih
Schmidt, who made his home in a boat
house on the river shore, just below
Ninth street, was found dead on the bank
Saturday morning about o'clock, by
William Darrah, q driver. Corone,
Schultxs was called, and decided that m
inquest Was unnecessary. The body YVES
buried the same afternoon. IA a
Saturday morning Emanuel Bernard, an
aged blind man OF West Wheeling, who
with his wife occupied a ahanty boat at
the upper end Of that town, was found by
his wife dead in bed.l The cause Of his
death was heart disease. He had lived in
Belmont county nearly seventy years,
His funeral took place Saturday. ny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
Saturdays Bont Rncs,

The three mils boat race over the North
Wheeling course Saturday, between vii.
liam Haberfeld, Of this city, and Tom
Richards, OF Dravosburg, was close and
exciting, and was witnessed by large
crowd Of spectators. -.N'S
William Bricelaud was chosen referee
and started the men promptly st o'clock.
Richards was given ten seconds start.
Haber6eld pulled up even with him when
near the buoys and both turned at the
came time. The return trip was made
side by side until within quarter Of a
mile Of the finish, when Haberheid gained
slight lead, and he passed over the line
hall alength ahead amid the piaudits OF his
friends. Time, % minutes. 0i9 go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
/. A STORY ABOUT THE JURY.

y The defense applied for an order to in.
vestigate the conduct OF the Jury. Baker
told one of the men ut the jail a story
about the jury yesterday. He said that on
one day during the hearing Of testimony
the Sheriff as usual went out for walk
with the jurors. When he came back
only seven Of tho jurors were with him,
the other FIVE having been lost in the
crowd, aud 1t was some time before the
officers sent out by the court could find
them, and when found they all had copies
Of the daily papers.
The verdict was received with universal
Joy at New Cumberland, The prompt.
ness with which 1t was arrived at was a
source OF come surprise, and the fact that
imprisonment for life was not fixed as the
punishment also surprised some people.
y Saturdays steubenville Gazette has the
following significant matterabout the case:
BY many 1t is believed that the verdict
Of guilty prevented this people from tax.
ing the punishment into their own hands.
TEere was well authenticated rumor
atioat this morning that unless the jury
had agreed on n verdict Of guilty lynch.
ing party would have been organized and
the prisoner taken out and executed, and
bis body left hanging for people to see as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
WHY SIZE TOOK THE CHILD.
A Good Deal Of Excitement without my

10. .
Yesterday morning about the time the
populace was oil on the streets en- route to
church, some excitement was caupod on
fifteenth street by the cry, "Rag Mary
stole child" "Rag Mary" Is q we'll.
known character whose cognomen Is de.
rived from her vocation as a rag picker.
Little has been heard Of her lately. There
was a report some time ago that she WAS
dead, and another that she had gone to
Texas 10 live with her daughter, an edu.
Gated woman who is comfortably situated
there, but the story wRs that she grew
homesck almost before she arrived there
and came right back. ~
She Is regarded as slightly demented,
but harmless and sho never molests chill.
dren unless they first annoy her, 90 that
when the story WAS brought to police
headquarters that she had kidnapped
baby, not much attention was paid to it.
Officer Deku, however, went UP to inyes.
tigate. Sure enough, there was Mary
leading little child, apparently about
two years old. Deku asked her where
she got 1t, and shs said she took 1t from
..o Paionto noua9 VI Nuuub street IN me
castle Garden" vicinity. s}523 Il
"What made you do that :" Deku asked.
Mary said the baby's mother had gone
to campmeeting, leaving the child In tho
care Of another sister, who had alao gone
of, leaving the child alone. She pointed
to the child and said 1t was sick, and
needed fresh air, which aits appearance
seemed to indicate. Deku followed the
pair to the child's home, where the sister
was waiting. She addressed Mary angrily.
You had no business to take that child
away!" eif1..lIEE r .7l-
"You had no business to leave 1t alon 9
in the house" Mary retorted. II took 1t
out to give it come air." t,5g
"And by tam you did shust right"
said Officer Dsku, and he left them TO
aettla it. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
$40 90 EXCURSION

TO Cape alny, Atlantic City md Sea Isle
City by the Pennsylvania Limo August IL. 3
Thuraday, August II, the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati d St. Louis railroad will sell
excursion tickets to above naped points
at the ratio Of $40. Tickets good going on
all regular trains leaving Wheeling August
H.. and will be hoaored on ali regular
trains from Philadelphia to the sea shore
Friday Angus. y. Tickets good return
Ing ten days including date OF sale, For
Tickets and further particulars apply to
J. 4. TomlinsoD, agent, Wheeling, W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
Funeral of Mr., Smyth,

v The funeral Of Mr.. R. J. smyth took
place yesterday at p. NJ. from his late re.
Hidence on Byron street and was largely
attended. It WAS under the auspices OF
Cyrene Commandcry, X. T., OF which the
deceased was Eminent Commander, and
the knights were in rank in large mum.
hers, headed by Mayors band. The pail
bearers were Col. Hugh Sterling, William
Bougher, s. P. Hildreth, DR.. Mccormick,
NJ. r. Wolff and R. H. List. The inter.
ment was at Greenwood, the knights 20.
ing out on the Elm Grove train. Mr.
Alfred PAUL, Prelate Of the Commandery,
conducted the services at the grave. "a
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VIII prenc,, In Iowa.

NV Last Fridays issue Of the Cincinnati
G1imes.Star contained in its report Of tbs
.Loveland camp meeting the following par
agraph about Matt s. Hughes, formerly
city editor Of the Parkersbulg State Journal.
s,$l It is said that Mr.. Matt Hughes, son OF
DR.. Hughes, who was converted at the
meeting last Monday, has decided to be-
come minister, and will enter the Iowa
Conference, Of which his father is mem.
her. The readiness Of utterance displayed
by him in tho various meetings indicates
that he will be good preacher, and prob.
ably "a distinguished one. 1t would not
be surprising II this camp meeting will be-
memorable Tor his conversion Il for moth.
inH else. BY invitation Of Sam Small, be
will spend several days at the Mounds.
vile, West Va, camp meeting. ~
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proi. J. g, Black, Of Wooster University, Is visit.
a party Of twenty.four young complies was hirh
" entertained BY Miss Es.ee Kirk at her fatherI,
residence east Of town, Friday evening. - $50
me premiums TO DO awarded at the coming Rel.
mont county Fair, August 81, September md .
week. ~ - q K ~ p"i'ta 'tiia
pSe ,olowlng marriage licenses were Issued BY
FIooae Judge Gaston lag. week: To Emel Hutiei
ana uAngusta sweltzer:F John W. Huntsman and
MARY 4untsman: william II. Sharp and Haiiia n
Jusllce; John Medley aud Dshsia Il. KaIsinn
Ihomas L.. Iobcn and Mary Mooney: Georre W
kow1in and Jennie Knott; Murwood D. McKeen
and Emma A. Davis. 's
Burglars have again been plying their bns,nes,
ia, ..s Scln Friday night the spring house 81
sna various things werc stolen. At i:3o A. NJ III,
gay while returning from Kinks parv M E,ar |,
konefS ran against u man, who had been M Inn
iuuie attempts to enter residences on The nnrtS
hue 81 aaln street. As soon as he was kcen Tho
but cari s lug 10 run Roberts started after him
lhe no hfe arms. tho robbcr escaped. 20
=, During several days OF last week n nedd,or
rnadSlphia was engaged in selling statinnsrv ~
Ine village, Alter he had been here t,sa 4" ~ ~
WE arrested ior selling without Iiccnsc Vhnn
Mxea neio5e tue Mayor he said had nonc ~ w
mayors once when he int came, and not an1 nv
that wou,p pa AZ, pepn,y Marsha! QUICKER lwho saa
Whcn ne Claimed Quicker said was III II huay. nn
ne had not come afterwards TO ths M w.
WIEN summonsed BY QUICKER before th.- Ua 10y
WI issued no was tned 81 and costs. maEinr =, ~
mnicn, however, he refused to pay. and iat
ax ~ appearance the next morning r Tho ~
Of license, ~ pay 'ne iull amount
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hold Attempt to steai,

X Saturday was pay day at the Standard
mill, and a systematic effort was made to
rob the employees Of their earnings as well
as TO steal the money before it was given
out. There were five Of the thieves, but
all they got was some small articles out OF
the mems coats. A MIR. Thomas saw the
man trying to reach the pile Of pay en-.
velopes and drove him of with a revolver.
It is thought there Is clue to the men
which will load to their arrest. 4 ~ &
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The annual election OF officers OF the
Knights Of St. George Of this city, was
held in their hall in the Reilly block yes.
terday afternoon and the following ofticera
were chosen: mi, Z
President, r. s. Riley; Vice President,
W. F. Weir; Secretary, s. Alexander
Assistant Secretary, O. R. Miller; Treas.
urer, ]. J. Sheeky; Captain, A. G. Had.
lich; First Lieutenant, Adam Blum ); Sec.
ond Lieutenant, Frank Riester; Third
Lieutenant, ?. R. Black; Sergeant, Joseph
Nolte; First Ensign, j. Desmond; Second
Ensign, George Guthart, 175s 4, 3 l.a;,a
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August s.-For West
Virginia, warmer and fair weather, winds
generally shifting to southerly.
4 For Western Pennsylvania, slightly
warmer and fair weather, winds !shiftling
to Boutherly, 81 f.,et2 83Ff, hi 10